Chavez jr: I'm getting 20% of the PPV split. Golovkin gets flat fee?

[icha]

20%?? Thats like 7 mill for each 1mill ppvs sold, the fight needs to reach like 2mill ppvs for chavez to make 15 million, i doubt it happens... chavez will be lucky to walk away with 10 mill if anything...

[FinitoxDinamita]

I guess math isn't Jr's strongpoint lol. 20% is less than what GG would have received.

[Nay_Sayer]

Chavez jr is a bigger draw than Golovkin.

^This.

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[ShoulderRoll]

Wrong as usual, dumbfcuk. In the past 3 years Chavez hasn't don't 700k viewers, GGG doubles that vs anyone. Doubles his gate at least. Chavez last fight was on bein sport. Can you put all of this together?

And it's the opposite, you just can't help being wrong every time eh. Chavez and Canelo cannibalize each other sales, there's huge overlap. It's the opposite with GGG, which has way more crossover appeal than this made for Mexico circus

I bet you all your points that Canelo vs Chavez Jr does better numbers than Golovkin vs Jacobs.

Deal?

[HeroBando]

I bet you all your points that Canelo vs Chavez Jr does better numbers than Golovkin vs Jacobs.

Deal?

Are you fcuking kidding me? The convo is Canelo Chavez vs Canelo GGG, not Jacobs. Idiots like Scipio and others claim Chavez brings more ppv buys. That one I'd happily bet all my points on

[koolkc107]

Look at you DEFENDING a ducking fraud.
This is great for the sport, keep up the good work.

It isn't Canelo who has somehow found a way NOT to fight every single elite guy who has called him out. If you compare resumes, it is clear which of the two comes closer to the definition of fraud, not that I am calling either guy one...

[j0zef]

You say all of this like you don't know this is how business works... Of course he's gonna get lowballed,but on the same token its more money then he's made in his entire career for one ****ing fight, a fight that all of his cronies are saying is easy money...

Tale the easy money right? No brainer?

No offense, but you have absolutely no clue how business works and what you're saying is 100% wrong. Just because it's 'more money than you've ever made' is not a good reason to sell. It never was and never will be. Any neophyte entrepreneur knows this.

On top of that, there's a reason even you are using the word 'lowball'. Definition per google:
offer a deceptively or unrealistically low estimate, bid, etc. to.

[Larry the boss]

Chavez jr is a bigger draw than Golovkin.

pretty simple aint it..thats why GGG was trying to fight him

[Larry the boss]

the only conclusion here is ggg is getting a flat fee of 15 million while chavez jr is gettin 5 mill or 6 mill twice the amount ggg is getting...ggg will never make 15
ggg and jacobs are splitting 5 mill between both of them...and before people start talking ish if he can fight jr at 165 he can fight ggg at 160...the fight is there for ggg at 160 he refuses to sign the contract

$15 million flat fee will probably end up being more than 20% of a PPV between Canelo/GGG. A very optimistic number for Canelo vs GGG is 600k at $65 = 39 million dollars. $15 million you could say it's actually too much and you could question, what the hell is GBP thinking offering that high a flat fee. Usually Pac/May B sides get $3-6 million. Canelo is on that level of Pac selling wise. He could offer GGG $5-6 million and that would be fair.

Chavez Jr is probably not seeing $15 mill from the Canelo fight, not from the PPV purse. It will have to be from endorsements, gate and everything combined that he may reach $15 mill, i'm calling it now.

Are you seriously comparing Chavez following to GGG's?

Chavez brings more to the table. That's why GGG was even willing to move up for him.

lol...............

[LetOutTheCage]

GGG isn't even worth the $15million they're offering him. that's as good as it's gonna get. Chavez Jr is a C level opponent but he's the son of a legend and Mexican, that alone means he brings more $$$ to the table than GGG because it's no secret Mexican fans are single handedly keeping the sport alive.

Canelo and his fans know beating Chavez does absolutely nothing for his resume, it's simply a money fight and that's what boxers fight for.

Yeah ok...lol